George Remington
George Remington (c1821- )
c1821 Born in Rotherhithe
1850 Elected Member of Inst Civil Engineers; of 4 St George's Place, Haverstock Hill, N W[1]
1851 Baptism of his son, George.
1865 George Remington published a plan for the construction of a tunnel railway from Dungeness to Cape Gris Nez.
1872 Patent application by Joseph Rodney Croskey, Fellow of the Society of Arts, of No. 43, Portsdown-road, Maida-hill, and George Remington, Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers, of No. 21, Mansfield-road, Haverstock-hill, both in the county of Middlesex, for the invention of "improvements in rails for railways."[2]
1881 George Remington 60, civil engineer, lived in Fulham with Harriet Remington 61, George Remington 30, civil engineer, Harriett A. Remington 24[3]